Seven Killed In Wreck At Collinaville Indiana
Seven persons die and one is injured when the Pennsylvania flyer from Chicago to Cincinnati hits an open switch and collides head on with a freight near Collinaville. Engines and cars are wrecked, with the express car and others destroyed. Names include E G Webb Bert B Hatfield A Johnson O O Raines Toul a Marshall and Elmer Brown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Collinaville
C. Richmond
Ind
Pennsylvania Fall Road
Chicago
Cincinnati
E. G. Webb
Richmond
Oremin
Bert BE. Hatfield
Green Fork
A. Johnson
Eaton
O. O. Raines
Kokomo
Toula Marshall
Elmer Brown
Lake Lajgert
Exonerates Hugby Affinity Wife Admits Poisoned Candy
St Louis, Oct 22. R W Liliasd says Nav St Lillard and his wife want to drop the prosecution of Mrs Maude Ridley charged with giving poisoned candy. Mrs Ridley, claimed as Lillard's affinity, was freed on $800 bond to face possible charges. Assistant Circuit Attorney Rosé will seek Mrs Lillard's grand jury appearance next Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
R. W. Liliasd
Pollen
Nav St. Lillard
Maude Ridley
Caniry
Ridley
Lillard
Rosé
Mrs. Lillard
Grand Jury
Mr. Ross
Quake Kills Twenty Five In Beluchistan Rail Shock
An earthquake on October 23 in Beluchistan near the Quetta line destroyed Bellpul railway station and killed twenty five people with twelve injured. Tremors damaged Sorbo Linera Mangino and nearby areas while troops began relief efforts as aftershocks followed. Reports also note increased Vesuvius activity from Naples.
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Simla
Bellpul
Quetta
Beluchistan
Rowe
Cilia
Sorbo
Carico
Linera
Mangino
Naples
Vesuvius
Harvard Bars Woman From Law School Admission
Harvard officials admitted Miss Inez Mulholland, a Vassarelli graduate and suffrage leader, applied for admission and was refused solely because she is a woman. They believed men and women should not study together. Mrs Emmeline Pankhurst declared the treatment shows the need for political equality for women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Harvard Law School
Inez Mulholland
Vassarelli
Law School
Harvard
Emeline Pankhurat
Miss Mulholland
Double Tragedy Near Clay Center Ends in Suicide and Murder
In Clay Center Nebraska on October 26 a rural mail carrier Leroy Foster twenty two and Miss Ines Cox twenty four both prominent socially were found dead in a buggy on a farm road. Foster had killed Cox and then himself in what inquest says was unrequited love.
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Leroy Foster
Inez Cox
Girl
Clay Center
Neb
Ines Cox
Foster
Misa Cox
Poster
Fonetey
Miss Cox
Womin
Five men go on trial for Union Pacific mail car robbery
In Omaha on October 26 Judge T C Munger opened the federal case against D W Woods Fre Torgenson Jack Shelton Frank Grigware and William Matthews charged with robbing the Overland Limited mail car on May 22 near Lane cutoff. Jurors were seated and the trial began after the men were arrested following the hold up and the cache where they hid their guns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Lincoln
T. C. Munger
Union Pacific Mail
Lane Cutoff
D. W. Woods
Fre Torgenson
Jack Shelton
Frank Grigware
William Matthews
Overland Limited
Omaba
Union Pacific
Prohibition Booms for Glenn at W C T U Rally
The 1912 presidential boom arises in Omaha as the 36th W C T U convention endorses former North Carolina Governor Robert B. Glenn. After his address the Prohibition party hints at nominating him, with supporters shouting for a Glenn presidency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Robert B. Glenn
North Carolina
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Prohibition Party
Prohibition
Glenn
Japs Pay Tribute to Perry at Grave in Newport
Five of Japan's commissioners studying American systems visited Newport from Boston to lay a large laurel wreath on Commodore Perry's grave in tribute to the officer who opened Japan's ports to the world.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commodore
Newport
R. L
Japan
Commodore Perry
Boston
Washington Prison Overcrowding Gives AG Wickersham Warning
Atlanta Oct 25 Attorney General Wickersham, after inspecting the federal prison, said prison conditions in Washington are worse than any in the United States due to frightful overcrowding. He expressed satisfaction with local conditions but warned Washington faces the worst overcrowding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Atlanta
Wickersham
United States
School Children to Pick Apples in Western Colorado
All western Colorado schools closed for two weeks and pupils will help harvest a record apple crop in Grand Junction area. Growers lack workers and fear frost could hit before harvest is complete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Junction
Colo
Colorado
Woman Guilty of Manslaughter in York Case
Mrs Minnie E Tracey the only woman tried in York County for murder was found guilty of manslaughter after the jury was out all night. On the verdict she thanked her attorney and then shook hands with every juror.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York, Pa
Minnie E. Tracey
York County
Mra
Tracey
Husband of Slain Woman Arrested in New York Chase
Otto Mueller, husband of a woman whose skeleton was found near Central Islip, L. I., was arrested in Astoria after a lively pursuit by three Brooklyn detectives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Otto Mueller
Central
Isip
L. A
Astoria
Brooklyn
McLean Identifies Brother Believed Healer In Hastings
Hector McLean of Brush, Colorado, arrives in Hastings after a telegram from County Judge Button. He provides photos aged thirty, forty five, and sixty to confirm the dead man as his brother Charles McLean Schlatter, a presumed diviner. The wake included Hector and a small press turnout.
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Colorado
Hastings
Neb
Hector McLean
Brush
Cole
Charles McLean
Schlatter
Button
McLean
David McNaughton
Chicagg
Bennett Eclectic School of
Chicago
Charges Made Against Several Prominent Western Roads
The Omaha Commercial club filed a complaint with the Interstate Commerce Commission against the Rock Island Great Western Burlington and other railroads. It charges unreasonable rates on butter eggs and poultry in carload lots of 20 000 pounds or more from Omaha to eastern points. The club says through rates and just rates should be established.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Omaha Commercial Club
Interstate Commerce Commission
Rock Island
Great Western
Burlington
Omaha
Farmer Wins Lawsuit Over Forged Note in Bank Case
Nicholas Liewer, Nebraska farmer near Wiener, sued First National Bank of Shenandoah for 2400 dollars claiming a forged note for patent stock powders. The jury found for Liewer and reduced the bank's claim to nothing, stating the bank had no cause for action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Nicholas Liewer
Nebraska
Wiener
United States Circuit Court
First National Bank of
Bhenandoah
Liewer
Browere
Pepover
Ben
Sthenardoah Bank
Suppress Trade in Girls Dr Janney Tells WCTU Convention
In Omaha on October 26 Dr O Edward Janney of Baltimore urged the National Woman's Christian Temperance Union to intensify efforts against white slave traffic. He warned the evil is widespread, extending from Montreal and Boston to New York and westward to Seattle, with key operations centered through Buffalo Chicago Omaha Denver and San Francisco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
O. Edward Janney
Baltimore
National
Vigilance Committee
Tralia
Na Onal Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Janney
Montreal
Boston
New York
Buffalo
Pittsburg
Chicago
Denver
San Francisco
Seattle
PULLMAN-RIBBEL WEDDING IN OMAHA DES MOINES OFFICER WED
Des Moines Army officer Lieutenant John Pullman stationed in Des Moines marries Miss Helen Ribbel at her parents home in Omaha. The bride a Smith College graduate, is daughter of Mr and Mrs George M Ribbel. Pullman is son of retired Colonel John W Pullman formerly stationed in Omaha. Oscar E Hart reported missing from Grand Island after leaving to Kearney a week ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
John Pullman
Regular Army
Des Moines
Helen Ribbel
George M. Ribbel
Smith College
Pullman
John W. Pullman
Oscar E. Hart
Grand Island
Neb
Hart Automobile Garage
Mia
Start
Kearney
Fairbury Man Disappears After Financial Troubles
Fairbury Neb Oct 21 G W Conger a cement contractor and stone mason vanished from his home last Friday. The horse and buggy he left on the main street stood for thirty hours without food or water before police took the animal in. Rumors say financial difficulties drove his disappearance. His wife and family lack support as his tools furniture and supplies were moved to cover debts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairbury
Neb
G. W. Conger
Nebraska Master Bakers Elect New Officers At Rome Hotel
Omaha scene reports cooperation promise with the state food commission. George F. Wolz of Fremont elected president P F Peterson of Omaha vice president Jay Burns of Omaha secretary and P W Yager of Hastings treasurer. Lincoln Commercial Club invitation to meet next year in Lincoln accepted. Hanson's Death Accident Save July Released verdict says Telf Hanson died by accident not by his own hand. East info notes trustee E F Leary says evidence at inquest shows minimal preparations if suicide was intended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
State Food Commission
Nebraska Master Bakers’ Association
Rome Hotel
George F. Wolz
Fremont
P. F. Peterson
Jay Burns
P. W. Yager
Hastings
Lincoln Commercial Club
Lincoln
Hanson
Telf Hanson
New York
E. F. Leary
Dennison Wins $2000 Judgment Against Daily News
Omaha jurors return a $2000 verdict for Tom Dennison in his damages suit against the Daily News. If the verdict stands on appeal, a third trial is unlikely, though the case may proceed to appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Tom Dennison
The
Daily News
Bet
Ste Lkelihood
Personal Tax Deadlines and Tax Sale Notice
Taxes due November 1 with delinquency penalties after December 1. Land tax delinquent May 1. Real estate advertised for sale the first week in October and sold for taxes the first Monday in November. For inquiries, address Frep Moizeina, Co. Treasurer, describing the property.
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Frep Moizeina, Co
Repair Work Sewing Machines and Organs Offer
A practical mechanic is secured to guarantee all repairs done locally. Avoid traveling repair men as permanent service will be available here. Repairs and parts furnished for all makes VMICD. phone 139. By Geo. Db. Darling.
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A. D. Rodgers
Desch
Gem City
Alliance
Newberry
Hardware Company
D, Clem Deaver
Land Seekers Information Bureau
Omaha, Nebr
Hugby
Law
RedhoAe
Halled
Perry
M'Lean
Dr. Janney
Bakers
Dennison
Brenna
Lruuatore
Careful
Ae Cee
Tair Price
F. J. Brennan
Wm. James
al Wiker
Randsland Line
Geo
Darling
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